Quick Answer: The Electrostatic System is a 26-component kit, including an electroscope, pith balls and various rods, for investigating core concepts in introductory electrostatics, with an experiment guide of 11 activities.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
26 components, including an electroscope, pith balls and various rods
Experiment guide covering 11 activities
Explores positive and negative charges, and insulators and conductors
Covers the gold leaf electroscope and Coulomb's law
Activities include Volta's electrophorus and Faraday's ice pail
About This Product
Students can use the kit for common experiments such as positive and negative charges, insulators and conductors, the gold leaf electroscope and Coulomb's law. The guide also covers the conducting cup, exploring charge with rods and cloths, movement of charge on an object, comparing magnetic and electrostatic forces, and charging objects by induction and conduction. Besides buyers across India, the Electrostatic System can be exported to institutions in Japan, South Korea, South Sudan, Madagascar, Timor-Leste and Sudan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which activities are in the experiment guide? Volta's Electrophorus, Coulomb's Law, The Conducting Cup, Faraday's Ice Pail, Exploring Electrostatic Charge Using Rods and Cloths, Movement of Charge on an Object, Is There More Than One Type of Charge, Comparing Magnetic and Electrostatic Forces, The Electroscope, Conductors versus Insulators, and Charging Objects by Induction and Conduction.
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